Prasat Bakong District

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Prasat Bakong District
ស្រុកប្រាសាទបាគង
District ( srok )
1709 Prasat Bakong District.svg
District location in Siem Reap Province
Coordinates: 13°20′26.5″N103°59′8.9″E / 13.340694°N 103.985806°E / 13.340694; 103.985806
CountryFlag of Cambodia.svg  Cambodia
Province Siem Reap
Time zone UTC+7 (ICT)
Geocode1709

Prasat Bakong District Bakong District is a district located in Siem Reap Province, in north-west Cambodia. According to the 1998 census of Cambodia, it had a population of 54,129. [1]

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Administrative divisions

Code CommuneCommuneLanguage KhmerVillage
170901Ampil Communeឃុំអំពិលគោកចាន់(Kouk Chan), ថ្នល់បាក់(Thnal Bak), ត្នោត(Tnaot), ត្រពាំងរុន(Trapeang Runn), តាប៉ាង(Ta Pang), ព្រៃគុយ(Prey Kuy), បង្កោង(Bangkaong), គីរីមានន្ទ(Kiri Meanon), បុស្សធំ(Bos Thum), ត្រាចជ្រុំ (Trach Chrum)
170902Bakong Communeឃុំបាគងថ្នល់ត្រង់(Thnal Trang), ឱឡោក(Aolaok), លលៃ(Loley), ស្ទឹង(Stueng), គោកត្រាច(Kouk Trach), តាភោគ(Ta Phouk)
170903Ballangk Communeឃុំបល្ល័ង្គធ្លកកំបុត(Thlok Kambot), គោកប្ញស្សី(Kouk Ruessei), ស្នារសង្រ្កាម(Snar Sangkream), ក្រពើ(Krapeu), តាកុយ(Ta Koy), ព្រុំកុដិ(Prum Kod), ត្រាច(Trach), ពពេល(Popel)
170904 Kampong Phluk Communeឃុំកំពង់ភ្លុកគោកក្តុល(Kouk Kdol), ត្នោតកំបុត(Tnaot Kambot), ដីក្រហម(Dei Kraham)
170905Kantreangឃុំកន្ទ្រាំងអង្រ្កង(Angkrong), កន្រ្ទាំង(Kantreang), ស្រិតលិច(Sret Khang Lech), ស្រិតកើត(Sret Khang Kaeut), សូភី(Souphi), ត្រពាំងថ្នល់(Trapeang Thnal), តាត្រាវ(Ta Trav), ពង្រ(PongRor)
170906Kandaekឃុំកណ្តែកគោកធ្លក(Kouk Thlok), ត្រពាំងទឹម(Trapeang Tuem), ឃុនមោក(Khun Moukh), ច្រេស(Chres), អូរ(Ou), ស្ពានកែ្អក(Spean K'aek), ត្រាង(Trang), ជ្រៃ(Chrey), គោកត្នោត(Kouk Tnaot), ល្អក់(L'ak)
170907Mean Chey Communeឃុំមានជ័យត្រពាំងធំ(Trapeang Thum), តាប្រាក់(Ta Prak), ដូននំ(Doun Num), ជាស្មន់(Chea Sman), បន្ទាយប្ញស្សី(Banteay Ruessei), កំពង់ថ្កូវ(Kampong Thkov)
170908Roluos Communeឃុំរលួសមមាញ(Momeanh), គោកស្រុក(Kouk Srok), កញ្ជរ(Kanhchor), រលួសកើត(Roluos Khang Kaeut), ចំបក់(Chambak), ដូនទាវ(Doun Teav), រលួសលិច(Roluos Khang Lech)
170909Trapeang Thom Communeឃុំត្រពាំងធំកូនសត្វ(Koun Satv), បឹងជុំ(Boeng Chum), តាអី(Ta Ei), រកាកំបុត(Roka Kambot), សួង(Suong), ភ្នំដី(Phnum Dei), ល្វា(Lvea), ស្វាយជ័យ(Svay Chey), អន្លង់ពីរ(Anlong Pir)

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References

  1. ↑ "General Population Census of Cambodia 1998, Final Census Results" (PDF). National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning, Cambodia. August 2002. Retrieved 2010-11-25. See page 226.
  2. ↑ "General Population Census of Cambodia 1998, Final Census Results" (PDF). National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning, Cambodia. August 2002. Retrieved 2010-11-25. See page 228.


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